Mark out and prepare materials: papers and boards
I can mark out materials accurately to manufacture my design.
Mark out and prepare materials: papers and boards
I can mark out materials accurately to manufacture my design.
These resources will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- When measuring paper and board rulers, set squares and protractors are used.
- When marking out paper and board orthographic projections can be used.
- Using the correct tools and equipment is important to ensure accuracy when marking out.
Keywords
Marking out - the process of measuring and drawing on a material before manufacture
Accurate - correct and precise
Measuring - determining the size of an object using a tool
Common misconception
Any marking tool will work on any material.
Using the wrong tool (e.g a pencil on metal) can result in unclear or inaccurate marks. Different materials require specific marking tools, such as pencils for paper and boards and marking knives for wood.
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Equipment
pencils, rulers, set squares, protractors, masking tape, drawing curves, french curves, string, compass, tape measure, try squares, cutting mats, materials for marking.
Content guidance
- Risk assessment required - equipment
Supervision
Adult supervision required
Licence
Lesson video
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
a number that you assign to one component in your design
a name or description of the part for reference
the amount you need of this specific component
where the component is coming from
Exit quiz
4 Questions
